This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Could you define reality?
Will you ever find the vice your searching for?
Would you trust in perfect clarity?
Do you despise the purity you can't take in?
Can you break the shell you cast around your soul?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Can you accept your share of pain?
Are you lonely again after all you gave?
And as the guilty separate
Do you know just what it is you cannot say?
Can you see all those that want to let you in?
So do you know
Anyone
Anymore?
Will you throw away the ambiguity?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Can you break the shell you cast around your soul?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Anymore...
Will you ever find the vice your searching for?
Would you trust in perfect clarity?
Do you despise the purity you can't take in?
Can you break the shell you cast around your soul?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Can you accept your share of pain?
Are you lonely again after all you gave?
And as the guilty separate
Do you know just what it is you cannot say?
Can you see all those that want to let you in?
So do you know
Anyone
Anymore?
Will you throw away the ambiguity?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Can you break the shell you cast around your soul?
Can you see
Can you feel
Anymore?
Anymore...
Lyrics submitted by Sicksorrow
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